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The root cause was the terminal illness of the Stalinist system: economically, heavy industry and military industry were long prioritized, while light industry and agriculture were neglected, leading to chronic shortages of consumer goods. Central directive planning was rigid and inefficient, the growth model reached a dead end, and in the 1980s the growth rate fell below 3 percent, widening the gap in living standards with the West. Politically, extreme centralization bred a privileged bureaucratic stratum, corruption became entrenched, the CPSU became detached from the masses, and the system lost its capacity for self-correction. The direct cause was the fatal missteps of Gorbachev's reforms: economically, the
The root cause was the terminal illness of the Stalinist system: economically, heavy industry and military industry were long prioritized, while light industry and agriculture were neglected, leading to chronic shortages of consumer goods. Central directive planning was rigid and inefficient, the growth model reached a dead end, and in the 1980s the growth rate fell below 3 percent, widening the gap in living standards with the West. Politically, extreme centralization bred a privileged bureaucratic stratum, corruption became entrenched, the CPSU became detached from the masses, and the system lost its capacity for self-correction. The direct cause was the fatal missteps of Gorbachev's reforms: economically, the "acceleration strategy" failed, and uncoordinated reforms led to comprehensive recession and worsening inflation after 1989. Politically, the abolition of the CPSU's leading role in 1990 and the introduction of a multiparty system opened the media but lost control over it. Anti-communist and separatist rhetoric spread unchecked, historical nihilism destroyed the pillar of belief, the CPSU became paralyzed, and the bonds of the union fractured. Ethnic conflict was a catalyst: the union republics already harbored deep grievances, and Great Russian chauvinism had long suppressed the regions. Gorbachev's "glasnost" reopened old historical wounds. In 1990, Lithuania became the first to declare independence, and other republics rushed to proclaim sovereignty. In the same year, Russia adopted its Declaration of Sovereignty, leaving central authority in name only. External pressure accelerated the collapse: the Soviet Union pushed China toward the Western camp, and the 1969 Zhenbao Island armed conflict completely ruptured relations. Afterward, the Soviet Union stationed a million troops along the Sino-Soviet and Sino-Mongolian borders for a long time, exerting pressure on China in the Far East, Mongolia, and Central Asia, and also incorporated Vietnam and Afghanistan into a southern encirclement of China. It had to deal with China in the east and NATO in the west, forming a two-front burden. After the Sino-Soviet split, China improved its relations with the United States, forming a China-US-Soviet strategic triangle. The West was thereby able to exploit Sino-Soviet contradictions to pressure the Soviet Union, and Soviet influence in the Third World and the United Nations declined. The two largest socialist countries openly polemicized against each other and even came to blows, weakening the cohesion of the international communist movement and negatively affecting confidence in Eastern Europe later. The arms race dragged down the economy: after 1985, the collapse of oil prices dealt a heavy blow to foreign exchange earnings, while Western "peaceful evolution" added fuel to the fire. The last straw was the August Coup. In August 1991, the coup by hardliners failed within three days, the CPSU was banned, and Yeltsin seized power. In December, the three countries signed the Belovezh Accords, and the Soviet Union formally disintegrated. #chinesehistory #USSR #Russia #HistoryTime

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